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Entries Tagged as 'Social'

Modularity without modules…what’s the point?

December 28th, 2011 · No Comments · CX, Ideas, Life

TweetIf you follow me on Twitter, you might have an idea that my son is currently without one of his rides (i.e. a Razor Cruiser kick scooter). My son is big and tall for his age, and this scooter is perfect for him. Like most boys his age, though, he doesn’t understand “cruiser” in the [...]

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Cloud first, mobile first, social first

July 29th, 2011 · 3 Comments · Adobe, Technology

TweetThe Adobe® Digital Enterprise Platform (ADEP) Experience Server supports WAN clustering (important in high latency situations and given distributed infrastructure), hot cluster join (allowing you to expand infrastructure on the fly), and runs in a very small memory and CPU footprint. This makes the Experience Server suitable for deployment in the cloud, whether actual deployments [...]

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Thoughts on social software

June 2nd, 2011 · No Comments · Technology

TweetSocial is a popular adjective in software these days (along with cloud and mobile); so, I thought I’d capture some of how I view social in light of enterprise software and customer experience. When I think about “social software” I think about how experiences are impressionable (e.g. customers can leave impressions causing other direct/indirect participants [...]

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Program or Be Programmed

January 1st, 2011 · No Comments · Books, Non-fiction, Reading, Technology

TweetThe industrial age challenged us to rethink the limits of the human body: Where does my body end and the tool begin? The digital age challenges us to rethink the limits of the human mind: What are the boundaries of my cognition? It’s tragically ironic that the tagline for Douglas Rushkoff’s book incorporates an Old [...]

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Getting Twitter

April 23rd, 2009 · 6 Comments · Development Toolbox, Lessons, Technology

Tweet Yeah, I know that Twitter lately is all about Oprah, CNN and Ashton Kutcher, but it’s also about brief remarks, gripes and triumphs related to products and/or services that you send into the world wide market. (And if you were waiting for The Tipping Point, it’s already occurred for Twitter, IMHO.) BTW, before I [...]

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